2005 National Judicial Examination One Book: Intellectual Property Law · Legal Ethics

Author: Liu Donggen
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2005-02-01
Features:
Top-selling book for the 2004 National Judicial Examination. Fully revised in 2005. Increased number of mock questions, difficulty level, and answer explanations. Enriched and deepened analysis of question points. Laws + Question Points + Past Exam Questions + Enhanced Mock Questions.
Key Features of the Book:
Laws: Ensures the completeness of the main laws while emphasizing key provisions. Additionally, it intersperses relevant judicial interpretations based on the mandatory laws for the Judicial Examination, listing all related laws and interpretations for a specific knowledge point.
Question Points: Statistics on past exam points and their corresponding scores for each law and chapter. Analyzes one or more exam points related to a key provision, identifying the question points of the law.
Past Exam Questions: Displays all past exam questions and answers related to each point. This visually reflects the importance of the law and past exam trends, helping students grasp the key points and question-setting methods.
Enhanced Mock Questions: Develops mock questions based on the requirements and characteristics of the Judicial Examination, focusing on key law points (especially those not yet tested). Through targeted and repeated practice, students can deepen their understanding and comprehensive mastery of the laws.
Authors: All authors are Ph.D. holders in relevant law fields and have passed the Judicial Examination with high scores, possessing systematic success experience and teaching experience in Judicial Examination coaching.
Writing Approach:
Laws are like vocabulary for English exams in the context of the Judicial Examination—both share significant similarities. The writing approach of this book was inspired by Mr. Liu Yi’s works on enhancing memory for English vocabulary, which have proven effective in various English proficiency tests.
The Judicial Examination is a professional qualification exam, primarily assessing the breadth and accuracy of legal knowledge. This characteristic determines that the exam content must mainly revolve around mandatory laws. While the Judicial Examination may change annually, the mandatory laws remain its core. Many candidates recognize this, but few have mastered the correct law-centered study method. Often, after reviewing the laws, students don’t know how to interpret their meanings or identify the key points and question-setting angles, leading to frustration over the limited effectiveness of law-focused review.
Based on comprehensive research and analysis of the Judicial Examination, as well as the practical experiences of numerous successful candidates, this book provides a law-centered study method for candidates, offering practical and effective assistance. The greatest feature of this book is its integrated approach of laws, question points, past exam questions, and enhanced mock questions, enabling a thorough understanding of the exam’s key points, difficulties, and question-setting logic—truly a "one-stop" solution.
1. About Laws:
The book ensures the completeness of main laws while emphasizing key provisions. Based on the designated "Comprehensive Compilation of Mandatory Laws for the Judicial Examination," it intersperses relevant judicial interpretations for each law, listing all related laws and interpretations under a specific knowledge point.
For example, under the crime of theft, after Article 264 of the Criminal Code, it lists related laws such as Article 265, Paragraph 1 of Article 210, Paragraph 2 of Article 253, and Paragraph 3 of Article 196 of the Criminal Code. Additionally, judicial interpretations related to theft and corresponding provisions from other judicial interpretations on theft are included under the theft knowledge point. This ensures comprehensive coverage of laws and interpretations on theft, making them easy to grasp and highly useful for the exam.
2. About Question Points:
The book statistically analyzes past exam points and their scores for each law and chapter. It further breaks down and analyzes the key points, question-setting angles, and question points of important provisions. By dissecting one or more exam points related to a key law, it identifies the question points, allowing students to grasp the law’s content from multiple perspectives and understand its question-setting approach, truly improving exam performance.
3. About Past Exam Questions:
While analyzing key points and question points, the book displays all past exam questions and answers. Based on the main points involved in each question, it is categorized under the corresponding key point analysis. This visually reflects the importance of each knowledge point and past exam trends. More importantly, it helps students understand the knowledge points through questions, mastering their key points and potential question-setting methods.
To mention the role of past exam questions in passing exams. Just as TOEFL test questions are crucial for TOEFL preparation, past exam questions for the Judicial Examination are equally important. Studying past exam questions not only helps grasp exam trends but also deepens the understanding of laws. Additionally, the repetition of questions in the Judicial Examination is an objective reality—some questions are direct reproductions of past ones, while others are slight modifications. This is clearly reflected in the book’s summary of past exam questions.
4. About Enhanced Mock Questions:
Based on the requirements and characteristics of the Judicial Examination, mock questions are developed for key law points (especially those not yet tested). Through targeted and repeated practice, students can deepen their understanding and comprehensive mastery of the laws.
5. About Authors:
All authors are Ph.D. holders in relevant law fields and have passed the Judicial Examination with high scores, possessing systematic success experience and teaching experience in Judicial Examination coaching.
6. About Writing Approach:
The writing approach of this book was inspired by Mr. Liu Yi’s works on breaking through learning bottlenecks and enhancing memory for English vocabulary, which have proven effective in national English proficiency tests (e.g., CET-4/CET-6) and exams like TOEFL.
Successful experiences tell us that laws are like vocabulary for the Judicial Examination—both share significant similarities. We hope this book can help candidates achieve their goals.